Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-08
Parliamentary Notes.

LONDON, July 7th.-William O'Brien's re-
appearance in the House tonight was
greeted with cheers.
The Parnellites do not intend to prolong
the debate on the crimes bill beyond to-
morrow. The Government will have the
usual majority.
John Morley's speech at Manchester YES
terday, withdrawing his opposition to the
exclusion Of Irish members from West
minister, and asserting the right of the I'm
perial Parliament to veto Irish Parliament
afy decisions, has been a source of excited
discussions in the lobby of the House.
The Tories denounce it as an election
dodge, but a number of Liberal Unionist
members perceive in it an open road to a
compromise, and are urging their leaders
to reopen negotiations with Gladstone.
Forty-nine Conservative members have
signed a letter to Lord Salisbury, asking
him to accept Matthews resignation at
once.
The Pope and France.
PARIS, July 7th-The Figaro saws that
the Pope in conversation recently with a
French statesman who visited him in
Rome, expressed his attachment for France
and declared that the equilibrium of
Europe would remain upset until France
regained her proper position again rs a ma
Frances regrets at the loss of her Alsace-
Lorraine province, and wished that bv
pacific intervention he could assist France
in her desire to regain her lost territory.
Blaine in the Highlands.
LONDON, July 7th.-James G. Blaine left
London to-day for Edinburgh, accom-
panied by the Lord Mayor of London and
Senator Hale. The party occupied the
saloon in a railroad car decorated with
flags and the Maine coat OF arms. Blaine
will be the guest in Edinburgh Of Andrew
Carnegie, and is expected TO speak at the
reception organized by the people at Edin-
burgh to show their recognition of Car
negie's generosity to the city.
German and Austrian Horses.
BERLIN July 7th.-The Buudesrath has
rescinded the recent order against the ex-
portation of horses from Germany Dis
patches from Vienna state that the Coun-
Gil of Austro-H Hungary Ministers also pro-
poses to rescind the order prohibiting the
expectation OF horses from Austro-Hnn-
gary.
The New Bulgarian Priace.
TIRNovA, July 7th.-Prince Ferdinand.
of Saxe-Coburg- -Gotha, was to-day elected
Prince OF Bulgaria by the Sobranie. The
announcement was received with great
II TIC OMtAS Iti uSt1 10 TGCOS-
nize the election, the SoUranie intend to
abrogate Article of the Berlin treaty, and
proclaim tie independence of the country
The German Loan.
BERLIN, July 7th.-The issue of the first
100, ,000,0 0ea marks of the new imperial loan
has been subscribed for seven times over.
The bulk OF those desiring to invest in the
loan aEs private capitalists. The applica-
hons OF Berlin parties amount to 400 COO
600 marks.
Royslists IN Trouble.
FARIs, July 7th.-The Cabinet has de-
cided to dismiss from office all French
Mayors who We're in any way concerned ia
the Royalist manifestations in honor 9f
the Count OF Paris during his visit to ne
Isle of jersey.
A Deficit In Revenues.
PARIS, July Ith.-Erench revenue rsiurns
for June show that the receipts were 4,0ee,-
900 francs less than the estimates. The
total deficit Tor the half year is 5000 900
francs.